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Home Improvement  /  January 8, 2021

Factors to Consider when Determining Your Kitchen Flooring

Installing new kitchen floors is a big deal. Your new floors will have an outsized impact on the look of your home, and they’ll need to be suited to your lifestyle — and that’s before accounting for the expense. To help you decide on the best kinds of floors for your kitchen remodel, here are a few things you should think about.

Durability and Safety Are Keys to Kitchen Flooring

Before you look at anything else, you need to think about the ways in which you use your kitchen. Do you have children? Are there elderly people in your household? If so, nonslip floors may be a priority. If you anticipate a lot of traffic — or if you cook a lot and can expect plenty of dropped pans — then ceramic tile might be wise.

Style Is Critical as Well

Beyond functionality, your floors will have to match the styles of your kitchen and home. The kitchen flooring will need to compliment the look of your cabinetry, walls, and countertops. Of course, they can be also be changed during the remodeling process, but these are the types of things you’ll need to consider.

Maintenance Needs

As you consider how you expect to utilize your kitchen, you’ll need to take the kitchen flooring’s maintenance needs into consideration as well. If you’d like to avoid working on the floors altogether, concrete is a wise choice. If you’re tolerant of some maintenance work from time to time, limestone will need to be sealed twice a year, and tile has grout that will need to be cleaned to prevent staining.

The Cost

The price of installing new kitchen flooring may be the most important factor when choosing new floors. There are floors available to match every type of budget, but if you’re stuck on a particular material, be aware that there are cost-effective alternative to wood and stone tile. Vinyl, for instance, can be designed to mimic all kinds of materials at a fraction of the cost.

Whenever you’re ready to install new kitchen flooring — and could use a little help — don’t hesitate to reach out to the talented craftsmen at Handyman Connection of Colorado Springs, CO. Give us a call today!

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